Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Overturned vehicle on Cyprus with snout (5) — BACCY 2002-01-31
- Information on country to its own privates (9) — GENITALIA 2002-01-31
- Lord of a Belgian town (5) — LIEGE 2002-01-31
- Deranged racist pursuing origin of gut and of stomach (7) — GASTRIC 2002-01-31
- Large plant containing a small volume of sticky stuff (7) — TREACLE 2002-01-31
- Terrorist target born in backpack? (7) — KNEECAP 2002-01-31
- Letters 12 to 14 spelled out on front of tiny building block (7) — ELEMENT 2002-01-31
- Not censored, containing nothing hot or rude (7) — UNCOUTH 2002-01-31
- Refuse to reply at notorious flash point (7) — BALKANS 2002-01-31
- Prove to be more than striking song (9) — OUTNUMBER 2002-01-31
- Drink is getting in the way (5) — AISLE 2002-01-31
- Follow Spenserian class (dropped from Wenceslas's, unfortunately) (5) — ENSEW 2002-01-31
- Dull character taking degree within degree - it's a hoax (4,5) — BOMBSCARE 2002-01-31
- Tenancy agreement constitutes all he does (9) — LEASEHOLD 2002-01-31
- Delicacies half-cooked by hero (2,3) — ELCID 2002-01-31
- A dramatic genre's returned to the people (5) — SHONA 2002-01-31
- Bear locked up inside craft (9) — CARPENTRY 2002-01-31
- American can come round and mingle (7) — COMBINE 2002-01-31
- Energy to the rear in such philosophies as Taoism and Maoism? (7) — EASTERN 2002-01-31
- Composer interrupting historian may be source of distress in hospital (7) — BEDSORE 2002-01-31
- Language in which to mark up a diary (7) — TAGALOG 2002-01-31
- See 14 (4) — POOH 2002-01-30
- See 14 (6) — CORNER 2002-01-30
- 25's friend's in a hole - broken leg (6) — PIGLET 2002-01-30
- The best way to get a little time in an Indian resort, without being concealed (8) — HIGHROAD 2002-01-30
- Octave or other protection (8) — OVERCOAT 2002-01-30
- Sort of family finished after next failed to start (8) — EXTENDED 2002-01-30
- A.A. Milne's boy's got the wrong bird: the great 3 gave him his chance (11,4) — CHRISTOPHERWREN 2002-01-30
- Ecstasies with old time occupant of 14 25 21 (6) — EEYORE 2002-01-30
- Variously skilled after drinks? (3-5) — ALLROUND 2002-01-30
- Celestial turn of phrase (6) — SERAPH 2002-01-30
- The way the theatre gets honoured came from Iolanthe (8) — STREPHON 2002-01-30
- Sack to do with 13 (4) — FIRE 2002-01-30
- Figure of speech or grammar, forty winks an hour? (8) — ANAPHORA 2002-01-30
- Two thirds of these things have a barrier due to a circus act (5-10) — SWORDSWALLOWING 2002-01-30
- To be a real problem, go into detail (9) — ELABORATE 2002-01-30
- French city containing English relation (5) — NIECE 2002-01-30
- Drink seems to be attractive: order a round with this (3,4) — CUPDRAW 2002-01-30
- Carter with a dead duck (7) — WAGONER 2002-01-30
- Make up to Owen Glendower, bit by bit (4) — OGLE 2002-01-30
- Made up speakers performed as a watch (10) — LIPSTICKED 2002-01-30
- Friendly address is cold without its first effect on the skin (3,4) — OLDCHAP 2002-01-30
- A.A. Milne's work achieved fame in World War II (7) — ALAMEIN 2002-01-30
- (and 25, 21) A.A. Milne's old solver: he's in the chair, having raised housework to a monopoly (3,5,2) — THEHOUSEAT 2002-01-30
- Way to argue for a month, missing the ultimate or penultimate (1,6) — APRIORI 2002-01-30
- Agent conceded point, having had a good meal? (7) — REPLETE 2002-01-30
- General companion used to bleed (5) — LEECH 2002-01-30
- (and 25) A.A. Milne's expression of disgust at article on Churchill (6,3) — WINNIETHE 2002-01-30
- Healthy spring (4) — WELL 2002-01-29
- Strengthen female voice 50% (6) — ANNEAL 2002-01-29
- Proficient, yet first two went off backwards (6) — VERSED 2002-01-29
- Church cleans refurbished altar areas (8) — CHANCELS 2002-01-29
- Provider of fuel, as idle talk goes (8) — GASWORKS 2002-01-29
- Specialist to study ruler (Middle Eastern) (10) — CONSULTANT 2002-01-29
- Formally worn at the front (5,5) — DRESSSHIRT 2002-01-29
- Shows great confidence with props and one's material (6,4,5) — STRUTSONESSTUFF 2002-01-29
- Be in debt within a small amount? It's fallen briefly (8) — SHOWERED 2002-01-29
- Half-minute steak done? Wrong! (8) — MISTAKEN 2002-01-29
- Medal cut includes award, a sponsored one (6) — GODSON 2002-01-29
- Spanish gentleman holding a manuscript could be in a jam (6) — DAMSON 2002-01-29
- Scottish water feature? (4,4,7) — LOCHNESSMONSTER 2002-01-29
- Dash for the bar (4) — BOLT 2002-01-29
- Gloomy, although with plenty of benefits? (7) — DOLEFUL 2002-01-29
- Hopes to include hard drives (7) — THRUSTS 2002-01-29
- English duet arranged as a solo composition (5) — ETUDE 2002-01-29
- Lawyers need years, not short time, to be trained (9) — ATTORNEYS 2002-01-29
- Shown by one going round the houses (4-10) — LONGWINDEDNESS 2002-01-29
- Animal's whiskers cut short (4) — BEAR 2002-01-29
- Caring attitude with tea? (8) — SYMPATHY 2002-01-29
- Large beast with two insects around his head (8) — BEHEMOTH 2002-01-29
- Kiln used by official art school teachers, originally (4) — OAST 2002-01-29
- This is not only applicable to Latin teachers! (2,4,8) — INLOCOPARENTIS 2002-01-29
- Dancing party sure to be involved in speech (9) — DISCOURSE 2002-01-29
- Column almost collapsing? I'll fill the gap (5) — LOCUM 2002-01-29
- Badly treated and is unserviceable in the sea (7) — MISUSED 2002-01-29
- Kind of clip for canine pet (7) — BULLDOG 2002-01-29
- School where one changes form about the beginning of term (4) — ETON 2002-01-28
- He goes down or rises in play (4) — HERO 2002-01-28
- Mother is upset over our love affair (5) — AMOUR 2002-01-28
- Packed against the unexpected? (2,4) — INCASE 2002-01-28
- Steady lads! Hold your horses! (6,4) — STABLEBOYS 2002-01-28
- Happen to reach successful exam standard? (4,2,4) — COMETOPASS 2002-01-28
- A sort of dog blanket (6) — AFGHAN 2002-01-28
- Ibsen's model accommodation (5,5) — DOLLSHOUSE 2002-01-28
- He has reached match point (10) — BRIDEGROOM 2002-01-28
- Vegetables that need to be set in soon (6) — ONIONS 2002-01-28
- Used for firing the stove (5) — RANGE 2002-01-28
- Having nothing on a dark horse, raised stake finally (4) — NUDE 2002-01-28
- It's worn to order, perhaps (4) — SASH 2002-01-28
- Beastly mix of cocoa in the Royal Navy (7) — RACCOON 2002-01-28
- Method of betting trying to avoid betting slips? (6) — SYSTEM 2002-01-28
- Relaxed, with lowered pulse (8) — DOWNBEAT 2002-01-28
- Habit of a socially inept person (6) — ANORAK 2002-01-28
- A subject for deep study (12) — OCEANOGRAPHY 2002-01-28
- Defamatory? Ronald sues anyway (10) — SLANDEROUS 2002-01-28
- Go out after a rise (3) — EBB 2002-01-28
- A man around here may be taken for a girl (3) — RIO 2002-01-28
- Medical service for which the pay's too uncertain (10) — OSTEOPATHY 2002-01-28
- Colourful digits useful in the nursery (5,7) — GREENFINGERS 2002-01-28
- In the end I make a topping ornament (6) — FINIAL 2002-01-28